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Can Labetalol Treat Anxiety
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Can labetalol treat anxiety?
Not meant to, but...: Betablockers do have a calming effect. They also slow down the heart which can be helpful during anxiety attacks when heart rate typically goes up. ...Read more
Anxiety (Definition)
Anxiety is a general term for several disorders that cause nervousness, fear, apprehension, and worrying. These disorders affect how we feel and behave, and they can manifest real physical symptoms. Mild anxiety is vague and unsettling, while severe anxiety can be extremely debilitating, having a serious ...Read more
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Hbp was 186/110 with anxiety & horrid diet(lisinopril/amlodipine) was good b4 diet, now a week on labetalol/htz wit strict diet 138/98? Feedback?
Anxiety: You seem a bit better. Continue working with your doctor for BP control and diet recommendations. ...Read more
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32 weeks pregnant. Sore neck and intermediate tingling all around head. Lots of anxiety! on labetolol daily and zoloft (sertraline). Gestational diabetic?
Don't know: Nothing you mention suggests gestational diabetes, except that you are pregnant == and every pregnant woman should be screened fully for possible gestational diabetes. I'm sure you were checked earlier in your pregnancy and other lab has been drawn since that time. Check w/your doctor. ...Read more
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Can someone tell me if severe depression and anxiety treatable/curable\?
Absolutely!: Both of these can certainly be managed, if not "cured" but it takes work on your part. It can be difficult to get started b/c both problems cause one to avoid reaching out to others. But, you must. Start w/ ur pcp, a therapist or clergy. Cognitive behavioral therapy is highly effective w/ both depression ; anxiety. The sooner u start the better! u can even start today w/some exercise ; vitamin d3. ...Read more
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I've had social anxiety for years! i'm only 24 but i've tried every ssri/snri+mirtazapine under the sun. Does this mean un-treatable? Tried therapy 2
Not un-treatable: Now you've learned that medication is not the solution-- that's important to know. But psychotherapy is not a standardized procedure. There are many forms of therapy and therapists, and finding the right "fit" is crucial see a psychologist (a phd), see him/her regularly (at least weekly), and keep at it until you find help your problems are treatable- -with the right psychologist. ...Read more
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My SPECT results showed, (severe) depression, (severe) anxiety & frontal-lobe syndrome?
What is, frontal lobe syndrome & is it treatable? Thank-you!
Imaging causing Qs: Psychiatric diagnoses aren't made by imaging tests such as SPECT. Please discuss these results with the doctor who ordered the test and with your psychiatrist. ...Read more
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After a lot of tests, they said I have Sinus Tachycardia. Resting heart rate has been 120+ for last 7 years. Introvert, social anxiety, sedentary life style. Can i Workout? Is it treatable? I can walk miles but breaks after 3-4 sets of stairs.
Stress testing: It seems like the easy answer would be to undergo cardiovascular assessment - the doctor will likely order a "stress test" to address your concerns. ...Read more
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Have side effects from labetalol?
Varied: Common side effects include : dizziness, nausea/vomiting, fatigue, GI upset, fatigue and headache. More serious and less common are heart failure, excessively slow heart rate, severe shortness of breath, lupus and liver dysfunction. ...Read more
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Does grapefruits interfere with labetalol?
No: Although grapefruit does interfere with some medications, it does not interfere with labetalol. Avoid foods with caffeine, over-the-counter cough and cold medicines, antacids with aluminum, and antihistamines. Alcohol should also be avoided, since it can reduce the effects of beta blockers. ...Read more
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What are trandate (labetalol) side effects?
Minor: Trandate (labetalol) or labetolol is a combination Alpha and beta blocker. Its sided effects are for the most part minor and includes dizziness; indigestion; lightheadedness; nausea; pain, swelling, or redness at the injection site; stuffy nose; temporary tingling of the scalp; unusual tiredness. Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in chest; swelling mouth, lip). ...Read more
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Why is labetalol stronger than triopolol and propranolol?
Alpha blocker: it is very effective for BP control, it is beta and alpha blocker ...Read more
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Arethere any problems with taking coq10 while also taking trandate (labetalol)?
Careful: Not if your taking it under the supervision of a physician. ...Read more
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What does it mean to use labetalol?
Labetolol: This is a blood pressure medicine and a beta blocker. The difference between this and other beta blockers is that it also has additional blood pressure effects. It may be used in difficult to control blood pressure. ...Read more
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Please describe the medication: labetalol?
Beta blocker: This is a blood pressure medication in the class called beta blockers which has effect not only on the beta receptors which can result i lower blood pressure and heart rate but also cross over to the Alpha receptors which can lead to even further blood pressure lowering. ...Read more
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I'm pregnant on 300mg labetalol twice a day. Lowest BP I have seen at home is 103/78. What BP would be to low for a pregnant person?
HPN: Your BP is controlled by present rx.If having a problem consult your ob. Pls. Relax and concentrate on your pregnancy. ...Read more
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Took my valsartin 160mg @1:30 pm and mistook my wife's labetalol 200mg for my evening dose of ranitidine 300mg @ 8:00 should I be OK to wait it out?
Should be: Yes, you might feel tired or lethargic, but you should be fine. ...Read more
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Does long-standing Hyperadrenergic state require long-term treatment,or can it be a short fix with med like Labetalol to get system back into balance?
Hyperadrenergic Stat: The most important factor is finding out why you are "hyperadrenergic"? Is there a pituitary, adrenal or thyroid gland tumor of dysfunction or are you hypersensitive to epinephrine, do you have dysautonomia due to histamine from degranulation of mast cells and excessive vasodilation. beta blocker use in the wrong situation can lead to significant risk (e.g. dysautonomia). ...Read more
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Does labetalol cause weight gain?
Labetalol: Weight changes are not one of its side effects listed. ...Read more
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Can i take Prilosec OTC if I am taking labetalol?
No interaction: No interaction found by epocrats.
Get a more detailed answer ›Labetalol (Definition)
This is a blood pressure medication in the class called beta blockers which has effect not only on the beta receptors which can result i lower blood pressure and heart rate but also cross over to the Alpha receptors which can lead to even ...Read more
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